Author: Jorge Pichard
Date: 00:59:50 02/01/03
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On February 01, 2003 at 03:57:05, Jorge Pichard wrote: >On February 01, 2003 at 01:30:07, Roy Brunjes wrote: > >>On February 01, 2003 at 01:15:43, Jorge Pichard wrote: >> >>>I believe that Kasparov should be more careful from now on, by playing Openings >>>similar to what Bareev is using against Hiarcs X. Kasparov should not be playing >>>Openings as if he is playing against another human, since his opening choice so >>>far are only benefiting Deep Junior, he might be thinking that opening the game >>>where both kings are exposed would give him an advantage, but most top programs >>>are excellent defending opening positions specially if the human oponent >>>position also becomes completely open and exposed to being attack later on. As >>>the match get to the ending, the human becomes more tire and with those >>>explosive Opening, tactics will always favor the program. >>> >>>Pichard >> >>I do not agree. Kasparov has obtained a substantial edge in the opening in >>every game if I recall correctly. True, he has not converted all of those >>strong positions into victories, but he has obtained good positions with his >>opening choices made in the first three games. >> > >According human vs human games yes you could say that Kasparov has obtained a >substantial edge, but the problem is that when a human chose an open Opening, >right after the middlegame stage it always turned into an advantage for the >computer. That is the reason why he was not able to convert the last game with >WHITE into a victory. Now against another human his open opening choice is >unstopable, since his is the greatest human tactician, but it doesn't work >against a program that doesn't feel fear and always select the best deffense. > >Pichard. > >>I think he should continue as he has done, and just try to maintain focus as the >>machine hums along. To me, that is the hardest part for the human -- to remain >>forever alert to the myriad of tactics that the machine can cook up in a flash. >> >>Roy
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